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AIMS, which stands for Administrative Information Management System, is a suite of university information systems allowing students, staff and alumni to access a variety of essential academic support and administrative services via a web interface.
AIMS stands for Administrative Information Management System at CityU. It is a suite of university information systems allowing students, staff and alumni access to a variety of essential academic support and administrative services. All AIMS functions are web-based and primarily developed for self-service purposes.
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Located in the heart of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has a well-earned reputation as an innovative hub for research and professional education and for addressing global issues and empowering positive change.
AIMS is also extended to mobile access, click “App Store” and “Google Play” for details. If you want to learn how to navigate, click the link at the top right hand corner. Under “Student Record” tab, you can get your examination timetable, view grades or
香港城市大學的官方網站，提供學術、行政和國際事務的資訊，展示城大的全球視野和創新精神。
The Computer Science major aims to provide students with a thorough grounding in the theoretical and practical aspects of the computer science discipline necessary for successful careers as system designers in the continually developing information technology environment.
Aims and Objectives. The Minor in Computing aims to provide students with adequate education and training in the understanding and application of computing technologies and methods. After completing the Minor in Computing, a student should be able to : understand the fundamentals of computing and networking technologies.
